WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's 2-0 win over Germany on Saturday ended an 81-year wait for a win against their neighbours and could mark the beginning of a new period of success for the national team, coach Adam Nawalka said
The Poles had not beaten Germany in 18 attempts since their first meeting back in 1933, but scored twice against the run of play to snatch an unexpected victory over the World Cup winners, that will only strengthen their motivation to reach Euro 2016.
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